New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
a GREAT BUSH AT Atlantic CITY.
SOME INCIDENTS or THE WEEK PROMINENT AR.


SOME INCIDENTS or THR UNEMPLOYMENT AR.
RIVALS.
ATLANTIC CRY, Aug G (SgcciaD. Tho season Is now
at full food and With the close Of the coming weeks
the ebb lille will begin to set In md the people will
gradually disappear The hotel keepers. however, ex-
pect to do good business all through September To-
day the rash terrific and the trouble Of last
Saturday repeated. only to much greater extent,
AMI many had TO put mp with Inconvenience or else
return 10 their homes In experience OF over twelve
years ct this place." said old resident today have
never such prosperous Season."
OF all the cities represented the largest contingent
outside OF Philadelphia comes from Baltimore, with
Pittsburg q close third
There we're five drowning THIS week and several
rescuos three OF which by the Bradford Brothers
The weather during the week has been all that could
be desired the mosquitoes and grcenbead flies have
presented themselves in swarnis and make outdoor
life in the evenings anything but pleasant
John Russell Young is the guest Of W. W. Ker. OF Star
Route fame and will renal until september
Preparations have been completed for the reception OF
the Washington Light Infantry, which comes on August
%. A continuous round OF pleasure Is on the pro-
gramme hops in honor OF the visitors will be given
ali the principal hotels
Merritt f. Young OF Cincinnati, has been here looking
for site on which to construct large hotel. Tho
house viii DO run the European plan, and will have
1000 ranging in price from 90 cents to 30 day.
The feature the beach this week the appearance
OF a young woman from Camden in bathing suit repre-
sontlng Jockeys costume. Other young women pro-
pose adapting similar outfits.
Tie reception OF the Journalists Club Wednesday
evening was attended by all the well known people In
town
The Pennsylvania State Pcvenue Commission has adj
ourned and will recouYene Crescent. August Is.
The places OF amusement and the piers continue to dc
WELL and OF 10000 people visit these piacet
every night. The influx OF visitors according 10 tht
controllers report July 1886. l90,O27 and fol
n.fh IL veal
The recent arrivals from New-York T.. A. Arm
strong Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Mehan Is. f.. Logwood,
Miss Percy Lorraine and Charles Lewis. Among the
buildcc Colonel William H. Tabcr, casNer OF the
Peoples Bank OF Philadelphia; Receiver OF Taxes
ator j. 4. Mcintosh and family, Aileg eny Cw; r. A.
Moontooth Senator T. II. Keller A. L. Marks washing
ton william 5. Stranger, ex-secretary OF the Conmon
wealth OF Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Stranger; John H.
Fnuuce ex peaker OF the Pennsylvania House OF KEEP
resent tives Baron and Baroness Won frlesen Ter
many: General A. Wilson Norris, Auditor General OF
PeiS,svtYania; Dr. IT, Il Murray and James Lenny and
FAMILY Washington: Rufus Grill, Baltimore; Commo
dore r. Bruce Petrikcn. General o. L. Dobson. kansasI
r. Anles, Of the shenandoah Valley Railroad; Pro
lessor George j. Breckcr o: Girard College; C. Wesley
Thongs OK the Pennsyyan Legsla nre; Chief Engr
nser A. IL. Able u 5. y: James G. Murphy Dayton,
ohio Professor j. G. Graham, Judge L. {. Elder. Dr.
Kane. St Louis; DR.. and Mrs. j. j. Hamll Newark,
Ohio: f. NJ Patterson, Cucinna'i DIR; William Pepper,
Provost OF the University of Pennsylvania, r. IL God
dard Manchester Eng; John W. savIlle, U 8 N; b. j.
Reed san JOSE Cal; Edward vessel. Ealtlr OF me
CGp2l ON Courier Ineoln,Neb; Genera lew MaliaGe'
John T. Jeifreys Harrisburg; Mr.. and Mrs James Gil
lett ia moIe Il. j. Oelers OF the Philadelphia Kali
road and family; General Newmeyer OF Georgia. Cen
era Ellis Samson, Alabama Major Patterson Nirgniai
John A. Wilson A. b. AMI John J. Chinlett Professor
and Mrs. John q. BrowD Colonel ana Mrs' 1hoias ~
Hayle. Mr. and Mrs William Loelier Gomm aE a
rcty og INC New Board of Agriculture, aud Gov
ernor Lloyd Of Maryland.